Aurora Multimedia

AV over IP

Aurora’s IPBaseT® combines a variety of 4K IP technologies and features under one unifed protocol using a simplified topology. Uncompressed video with zero-latency, visually lossless video with low latency, seamless switching, video wall and multiviewer modes, Dante and AES67 digital audio, USB 2.0, Ethernet, and control are just some of the core capabilities of IPBaseT®. Utilizing the bandwidth of a standard 1Gbps copper (VLX Series) or 10Gbps copper or fiber (IPX Series), IPBaseT® supports large scalable audio/video matrixing, and it does so while replacing multiple technologies and products with a "single-box" distributed platform. The days of needing a separate AV switcher, control system, Video Wall processor, audio/DSP converter, and more are a thing of the past!

HDBaseT

Aurora manufacture the most advanced HDBaseT extenders on the market. The HT Series with HDBaseT 2.0 is capable of extending 4K60 4:4:4 & HDR (18Gbps) 100m (330’) with unshielded cable. In addition, directional USB allows a user to choose which side the host (PC) vs the device (peripheral) will be located. Built in IP port expansion allows any 3rd party control system to send commands directly to the unit for source switching, RS-232, and IR control.

Aurora is the only product to allow a single PoE port power both the TX and RX at the same time with no wall supplies required for a very clean installation. For easier integration into an audio system, the HT Series is the only HDBaseT™ product to have optional Dante™/AES67 up to 8 channels for surround sound.

HDMI Matrices & Switchers

Aurora Multimedia manufacture ASP series fixed 4×4 and 8×8 HDMI matrices with powerful features at a cost effective price.

For more complex applications, the 4th Generation Digital Xtreme Series 4K60 4:4:4 card based matrixes are most advanced modular matrix switch on the market today. Available in both 8x8 and 16x16 chassis sizes with various connectivity options, such as HDMI, HDBaseT, and SDI.

Control Systems

All Aurora control systems are based on ReAX™, the industry's first non-proprietary IP Control based on AV/IT industry standards.  ReAX™ means for the first-time, interoperability of not just protocols and structure, but the actual code itself between different manufacturers products is assured. ReAX™ server-side operations is based on JavaScript™ meaning there is no need for programmers to learn proprietary or obscure languages.

Aurora control systems are available in multiple form factors including integrated touchscreen controllers, button controllers, standalone control processors or expansion boards that allow control the functionality of a control processor to be embedded in an IPBaseT or HDBaseT video endpoint.